I Bought a Trunk Full of Tools!

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[@ianbutler1983]

18:48 are punchdown tools for wiring network or phone modular jacks. It presses the wires into the connector prongs, piercing the insulation.

[@learnsavediy]

Is there much use/need for one today? I am always wondering how/if folks are still using tools like these

[@ianbutler1983]

18:10 is an insulated fuse puller.

[@learnsavediy]

Thanks! I can definitely tell working with electrical was either his job or a hobby!

[@McHugh31935]

The keys are good, the lock is upside down. 😂 980,086

[@182JoeT]

That Snap on is from 1945 according to the date stamp near the selector. The BE craftsman breaker is also from the 40’s and it was made by New Britain

[@learnsavediy]

Thanks Joe! I appreciate your knowledge

[@wiesenhiemer8793]

Hold the estimator against a wall and push the button. It will give you the distance to the far wall.

[@learnsavediy]

I gave it a few tries at different locations and it reads the same measurement so I don’t think it works properly anymore.

[@moseshancock3336]

Yes I love buying older tools sets and boxes cause of the different types of tools that are rare and find something I don't have and find tools to finish a set I already have 😊😊😊😊😊

[@learnsavediy]

Exactly! You never know what you’ll find 😁

[@daltondean562]

The silver tapered bar with numbers up to 13 is a ring sizer/mandrel.

[@learnsavediy]

Thank you!

[@RPMIDAHO]

PROTO and Mathew,are very good mechanics tools the Electical tracer is for tracing wires you clip the small box to one end and trace it with the hand held wand

[@learnsavediy]

Thanks! My grandfather was a mechanic back in the 60's-70's and many of the tools he left me were PROTO.

[@connguy146]

Tremendous deal for 150!! Wow!!

[@learnsavediy]

Thanks! It's always fun to keep an eye out. Also, it's a great way to help find stuff that other friends/family could use.

[@charlescox3535]

I seen a snap on sockets in those random sockets good haul though

[@learnsavediy]

Some diamonds in the rough!

[@ElectroAtletico]

Snap On 71N. From the mid-late 40's, and a Slide Ruler!!!

[@learnsavediy]

Thank you!

[@stewartalbert3523]

13: 35 may be for installing piston rings .

[@learnsavediy]

You might be right. Thanks for the idea.

[@deancloninger2801]

That pop brand rivet gun is about $300 popper gun they do not make them no more they’re for aircraft. They’re very good popper guns you’ll get your money out of the easy.

[@learnsavediy]

Good to know, thanks!

[@megafatshady]

I like those Uticas

[@neeko7878]

You interested in selling the three metal socket bins at the beginning of the video? I love the old sk Wayne containers and that Kmart kit is too cool.

[@learnsavediy]

I'll let you know! Still trying to find places for everything so I'll let you know if I can't find a home for it here.

[@neeko7878]

18:11 Non metallic barrel style fuse puller.

[@sethpinson4694]

What was the black handle ratchet at 3:23-3:33?

[@learnsavediy]

It was no-name ratchet from Taiwan.

[@neeko7878]

18:57 punch down tool. Primarily telephone use

[@learnsavediy]

Probably not much use for it nowadays?

[@39gadget]

@@learnsavediyStill plenty of use for it now. It is used in computer wiring for networks. It “punches down” the wires in computer wall jacks and computer systems with Cat cable.

[@pmeim9314]

i thought u actually bought a car full of tools

[@learnsavediy]

Haven’t seen any deals like that yet but I’m keeping my eyes open 😉